My exchange for .91 DASH for BCH failed in Changelly and they are giving no solution and support is not answering my ticket. Does anyone know if Changelly has a habit of stealing coins? Thanks!

Notice 12/14/17: The TaTT project has been canceled due to lack of interest, but the Tracking Satoshi’s Killer project is alive and well, so those who are interested should watch for postings to come regarding its release.


Track and Trap Them (TaTT) is now forming to visit Josh Davis of Bitconnect. We need coiners of all nations with skills of persuasion and the inclination to use them in a non-violent way to show him why he will call his associates at Bittrex to return everyone’s coins.

We’ve hired a Moroccan criminal investigator to track Mr. Davis and expect to be tracking his movements by late this week. All those who have participated in Tether fraud and exchange fraud and theft, beginning with the whales at the top, will be tracked, trapped, and persuaded until the wealth which has been stolen has been returned to the people. Coiners of world regions will be informed 24/7 of the objective’s whereabouts for Trapping Events.

Worldwide crypto enthusiasts are encouraged to join us to force justice. We need volunteers for security // communications // membership // surveillance, tracking, and stakeout // donations, funding, and treasury // travel and accommodations // and other duties. The TrackandTrapThem.com website will be up and running within two days. We need a security volunteer ASAP.

Trapping Events – First Draft 12-11-17 // Track and Trap Them is opposed to violence. Trapping Events will be offered to coiners who can travel and those near to the current objective for the opportunity to show him in creative, non-violent ways that it's best for his good to return the coins. We hope to offer these opportunities wherever objectives go. Information on the current whereabouts of Mr. Davis is encouraged.

Hi sdp. I'm a Bittrex victim. Same sad story as most everyone else. My Bittrex ticket # is 447023. I hope that this reply to you gets me on your "count me in" status. If not, please guide to to how to get in officially. You can very much count me in. Thanks to you and everyone else here for your good work.
 

I'm in the same boat also. $5,300 for myself. My brother owns a Florida law firm and has offered, at no charge, to assist in arranging for a class-action lawsuit using a yet-to-be-determined lawyer in Bittrex's area -- Washington State. Anyone else interested? The longer we wait to act, the less chance that we get our coins back.

Same disabled account problem for me too. Nothing but automated emails from their support. Can you help me to join Slack?
Thanks!

I disabled my Bittrex account while it was being hacked into. The coins are still there and I did a support ticket 15 days ago and all I'm getting from them is automated emails saying that they are waiting for my response after I've 2X sent what the automated emails asked for. Anyone know what's going on there and how to reach a live person there? Thanks!

Yes. We should be worried. BTC has been inflated by USDT proxy dollars. Altcoins are effected because they have been bought by inflated BTC.

Tether has printed at least 660,000,000 USDT's in the last couple of weeks which appear to be un-backed by $dollars and has used this to pump the BTC exchanges. Check out the article:
https://coinreport.net/tethered-to-reality/
also check out on Twitter:
Bitfinex'ed#Don'tGetTethered@Bitfinexed

According to the article posted, USDT's are not backed by USD's.

Who knows? Everytime a BCH or altcoin rally gets started, Tether pumps gobs of their artificial USDT's into Bitstamp and Bitfinex killing the rally. Check out this article:

https://coinreport.net/tethered-to-reality/

and then look at the timing of the last BTC pumps in the last 24 hours.

Anytime a BCH or altcoin rally gets started, Tether pumps Bitstamp and Bitfinex with gobs of their artificial USDT's. Check out this article and also the timing of the BTC pumps in the last 24 hours.

https://coinreport.net/tethered-to-reality/

At times BTC might be overpriced or underpriced, but I don't believe that the word "bubble" can apply to a limited minted crypto.

Don't know exactly when this started, but at BTCC DAX you can trade (futures?) of the forked 1MB/BTC for a price of .8 BTC and the forked 2MB/BTC for the price of .2 BTC. And it appears that there's buy and sell bids at various prices.
Really interesting gamble. Anyone know if an American sending BTC to BTCC DAX is considered to be sending funds offshore?
Also, can this be an early indicator of the chances of success for either chain?

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I'm relatively new to BTC and i like the Exodus wallet a lot because it has simple buttons and functions. It will hold REP, BTC, Dash, Doge, GNT, and LTC and they are soon to add DCR. With a few clicks you can trade any of these on ShapeShift right within the wallet. There's fees for trading, but that's okay for myself because I don't have the time or patience to do it otherwise.   

This statement suggests that the Chinese are more corrupt that other nationalities. I don't believe that they are. Would you have made that statement if a large % of hash power was controlled by Americans?

Almost everyday, my newbie-Bitcoiner elderly landlord shows me where Bitcoin is being advertised or promoted in unlikely places, such as Publisher's Weekly, and being recommended by Wall Street types and mainstream finance columnists. With our latest-thing-spreads-like-lightning digital age, i believe that we are on the threshold of a mainstream new-comer buying spree, possibly even a buying frenzy at times. I'll be surprised if the price doesn't go to $3,500 some time this year. As far as being adopted as a currency, i believe that bitcoin needs to improve its ease-of-use first. Other than Coinbase, if anyone has found a venue to buy Bitcoin easily at a fair price, then please tell me where to go.    

i'v often thought of that when debating whether to buy more coin, and i can't come up with any scenario in which Bitcoin would die, short of the end of the world.

Yes. Also consider that where there's a will, there's a way. Even if big areas of the internet were to go down, it would seem to me that this would not last long as there are so many tech-savvy people that would manage to get themselves connected and would be likely to help their friends and buddies to get connected who themselves, would be helping their friends and buddies and so on and so on.